Boer van Slooten

Strengths

• The childminder demonstrates involvement and friendly pedagogical interaction
• Children show wellbeing and healthy development
• Sufficient knowledge of pedagogical policy and child abuse reporting code
• Correct group composition and registration
• Valid diplomas and first aid certificate
• Smoke-free home and adequate backup care

Shortcomings

• Ventilation in child X's bedroom must be structurally secured
• Risk assessment must more specifically explain how ventilation in the sleeping space without a window meets requirements

Violations

• Bedroom used as living space lacks demonstrable ventilation provision (window, ventilation grille or working mechanical system); insufficiently demonstrated that risk of staying in poorly ventilated space is mitigated

Summary

The Municipal Health Service (GGD) inspection of childminder/host parent care (gastouderopvang) Boer van Slooten in Urk shows a predominantly positive picture with one serious point of attention. The childminder provides preschool care for two school-aged children (8 and 10 years) at the home of the requesting parents. The pedagogical climate, professionalism and group composition are satisfactory. The childminder is involved, friendly and works according to the policy of GOB De Bult. However, a concern signal has been identified: child X's bedroom has no window or ventilation grille and may not comply as a living space with the Building Works Living Environment Decree. Despite an updated risk assessment (17 August 2026), the supervisor cannot establish that sufficient structural air exchange is in place. The case has been reported to the municipality of Urk for further investigation by Building and Housing Supervision.